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Tips for Effective Classroom Use of Blogs and Wikis
Advice
Critical for Students to be Actively Involved in Knowledge Creation with Monitoring for School Appropriateness
Emphasize Development of Reflective Skills
Address privacy by first names only and no personal pictures
Provide Students Insight into Peers Experience with Wikis and Blogs
Mechanics
Enabling Public to Post Comments Promotes Critical Thinking
Requiring Titles Enables Searching by Subject
Creative Use of Background and Graphics Promotes Interest
Use of Captions, Descriptions, Video, Pictures Encourages Exploration
Enable Sharing Resources and Links
Add a “Chat” Function to Use for Peer Interaction of Social Nature
Offer Anonymous Option to Protect Student Self-esteem when Asking Questions
Add Tutorials in Web 2.0 Aids such as Social Bookmarking and RSS Feeds
Set Up for Assignment Submission and Review
Strategies
Post Learner Challenges for Students to Engage in Problem-Solving Discussion
Assign Student to Post Highlights of Today’s Lesson
Questions that Encourage On-line Conversations Promote Higher-Order Thinking
Provide Instructions on How To Write Effective Responses
Plan Strategies to Insure Students Check Blogs or Wikis Daily, such as Assigning a Different Facilitator Daily
Offer Extra Credit for Revision and Extra Contributions such as Filling in Missing Information not Required as Incentive for Participation
Structure some Elements of Reflection in Order to Give the Students a Place to Start
For Example:
Reflect on Use of Class Time
Personal Progress in Class
What was Difficult for the Student to Understand
Questions
Thoughts on Connecting Content to Real Life
Allow Choices such as Review of Reading Assignments, How-To Instruction
Create a Place for Students to Show their Projects
Introduce Strategies in Conflict Resolution and Addressing Diversity Communication
Integrate Blog and Wiki into Class Lessons by Pointing out Information Contained in Them
Give Examples of Good, Bad, Clarify Expectations for Postings
Value Postings by Using Resources from the Blog or Wiki and Refer to Them in Class
Provide Detailed Instruction to Help Overcome Technology Issues
Utilize RSS feeds of Recent Blog Activity as a Reminder to Blog
Assessment Rubric includes Process and Final Version
Promote Special Programs such as Studying Abroad
Motivating Students
Give frequent, early, positive feedback that supports student's beliefs that they can do well
Ensure opportunities for student's success by assigning tasks that are neither too easy nor too difficult
Help students find personal meaning and value in the material
Create an atmosphere that is open and positive
Help students feel that they are valued members of a learning community
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Tips for Effective Classroom Use of Blogs and Wikis
Advice
Critical for Students to be Actively Involved in Knowledge Creation with Monitoring for School Appropriateness
Emphasize Development of Reflective Skills
Address privacy by first names only and no personal pictures
Provide Students Insight into Peers Experience with Wikis and Blogs
Mechanics
Enabling Public to Post Comments Promotes Critical Thinking
Requiring Titles Enables Searching by Subject
Creative Use of Background and Graphics Promotes Interest
Use of Captions, Descriptions, Video, Pictures Encourages Exploration
Enable Sharing Resources and Links
Add a “Chat” Function to Use for Peer Interaction of Social Nature
Offer Anonymous Option to Protect Student Self-esteem when Asking Questions
Add Tutorials in Web 2.0 Aids such as Social Bookmarking and RSS Feeds
Set Up for Assignment Submission and Review
Strategies
Post Learner Challenges for Students to Engage in Problem-Solving Discussion
Assign Student to Post Highlights of Today’s Lesson
Questions that Encourage On-line Conversations Promote Higher-Order Thinking
Provide Instructions on How To Write Effective Responses
Plan Strategies to Insure Students Check Blogs or Wikis Daily, such as Assigning a Different Facilitator Daily
Offer Extra Credit for Revision and Extra Contributions such as Filling in Missing Information not Required as Incentive for Participation
Structure some Elements of Reflection in Order to Give the Students a Place to Start
For Example:
Reflect on Use of Class Time
Personal Progress in Class
What was Difficult for the Student to Understand
Questions
Thoughts on Connecting Content to Real Life
Allow Choices such as Review of Reading Assignments, How-To Instruction
Create a Place for Students to Show their Projects
Introduce Strategies in Conflict Resolution and Addressing Diversity Communication
Integrate Blog and Wiki into Class Lessons by Pointing out Information Contained in Them
Give Examples of Good, Bad, Clarify Expectations for Postings
Value Postings by Using Resources from the Blog or Wiki and Refer to Them in Class
Provide Detailed Instruction to Help Overcome Technology Issues
Utilize RSS feeds of Recent Blog Activity as a Reminder to Blog
Assessment Rubric includes Process and Final Version
Promote Special Programs such as Studying Abroad
Motivating Students
Give frequent, early, positive feedback that supports student's beliefs that they can do well
Ensure opportunities for student's success by assigning tasks that are neither too easy nor too difficult
Help students find personal meaning and value in the material
Create an atmosphere that is open and positive
Help students feel that they are valued members of a learning community